Not sure what to watch during the week of June 24? We’ve got a wide range of recommendations this week! There’s a new season of The Bear, exciting new movies on streaming, Olympic trials, and plenty more. No matter what you like to watch, there’s something coming out this week that will grab your attention.
Here’s what’s getting major TV buzz for the week of June 24:
Tuesday, June 25: The Acolyte Episode 5
The High Republic-era Star Wars series The Acolyte has turned into an intriguing space thriller that dives into the slow decline of the Jedi. Episode 4 ended on a mid-battle cliffhanger, with the arrival of Mae’s mysterious Master, wielding a red lightsaber. Is Qimir (Manny Jacinto) actually the Master? Is Mae (Amandla Stenberg) on the path to redemption? Episode 5 promises more answers — and then, probably, even more questions!
Streaming on Disney+, 9 pm ET/6 pm PT
Wednesday, June 26: Land of Women Series Premiere
Three generations of women have their lives turned upside down in this dramedy miniseries. Eva Longoria stars as Gala, a NYC socialite forced to flee with her mother (Carmen Maura) and teenage daughter (Victoria Bazúa) to her mother’s Spanish hometown after her husband gets in debt to the wrong people. Two episodes debut the week of June 24, with subsequent episodes dropping the following four Wednesdays.
Streaming on Apple TV+, 12 am ET/9 pm PT
Thursday, June 27: The Bear Season 3
FX/Hulu’s restaurant dramedy has been dominating the awards circuit and earning both critical and fan buzz. Now, it’s back for its third season, dropping all 10 episodes at once. Carmy’s (Jeremy Allen White) restaurant is ready for re-opening, but there’s plenty more drama for him and the rest of The Bear’s crew. This season will also mark the directorial debut for Emmy-winning breakout star Ayo Edebiri!
Streaming on Hulu, 3 am ET/12 am PT
Thursday, June 27: My Lady Jane
Looking for another romantic, semi-anachronistic period drama for those post-Bridgerton feels? Check out Amazon’s adaptation of the popular YA novels, which reimagine the tragedy of Lady Jane Grey. This time, she avoids her tragic fate. Instead, this Jane (Emily Bader) embarks on a whirlwind of romance, adventure, and, yes, court politics.
Streaming on Amazon Prime Video
Thursday, June 27 — Sunday, June 30: U.S. Gymnastics Olympic Trials
With the Olympics just weeks away, the week of June 24 will see the biggest names in gymnastics compete for a coveted spot on the US team. Names like Suni Lee, Jordan Chiles, Shilese Jones, and, of course, Simone Biles will take to the floor to prove they’ve got what it takes. It’s a great chance to get familiar with these Team USA stars before they head to Paris!
Airing on NBC & USA Network; streaming on Peacock — check listings
Friday, June 28: A Family Affair
Rom-coms are in their cougar era, and you know what? We don’t mind a bit. This latest entry stars Nicole Kidman as a widow who begins a relationship with a Hollywood star (Zac Efron). The problem? He’s the self-absorbed, high-maintenance boss that her daughter (Joey King) hates working for.
Streaming on Netflix, 3 am ET/12 am PT
Friday, June 28: Fancy Dance
Want to see more from Oscar nominee Lily Gladstone? Check out this powerful movie starring Gladstone as Jax, a Seneca-Cayuga who has been caring for her niece Roki (Isabel Deroy-Olson) since her sister’s disappearance. When Jax risks losing custody, the two women set out on a journey to find out what really happened to her sister, all before a big pow-wow.
Streaming on Apple TV+, 12 am ET/9 pm PT
Friday, June 28: WondLa
If you love animation, the week of June 24 should be marked on your calendar already! Apple’s adaptation of the bestselling fantasy adventures series features a stellar voice cast led by Jeanine Mason, Teri Hatcher, Brad Garrett, Gary Anthony Williams, Alan Tudyk, and more. Eva (Mason) emerges from her underground home on her 16th birthday, only to find Earth inhabited by aliens, so she sets out on a quest to find her people — and her home.
Streaming on Apple TV+, 12 am ET/9 pm PT
